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How to Test Your Cleanroom Classification
Every cleanroom requires periodic testing to make sure it reaches the necessary particle count allowances for its cleanroom classification. A cleanroom is initially certified once it’s built, and then needs to be retested every 6 to 12 months to ensure it continues to...
Understanding Air Pressure in Cleanrooms
Pressurized cleanrooms are used in a range of industries and applications. Varying levels of pressure determines the way air naturally moves in a space. High and low pressure, or positive and negative pressure, can be used as a tool in cleanroom environments to help...
Best Ergonomic Cleanroom Furniture for the Plastics Industry
Plastics industry cleanrooms are only successful if they are operated by employees who use their time wisely and productively. Therefore, the key to any productive cleanroom is taking care of its personnel. Providing your employees with cleanroom furniture that is not...
5 Most Common Aerospace Cleanroom Construction FAQs
Cleanroom construction can be complex, and involves a lot of planning, questioning, and thought. Here are 5 common questions about cleanroom construction, answered. For any others, reach out to your local cleanroom experts! How much space does an aerospace...
Automotive Cleanroom Classifications
Automotive cleanrooms house and facilitate important operations. Automotive parts manufacturing is responsible for developing vehicles that are more complex than ever before, infused with computerized components that allow them to achieve better things like more...
What to Know About Aerospace Cleanroom Filtration
Your cleanroom filtration system is arguably the most important part of any aerospace cleanroom. Air purity is the foundation of your cleanroom classification standard, with equipment and materials of the cleanroom designed around maintaining a strict quality...
What are Biotech Cleanrooms?
Biotech cleanrooms are used in a wide range of industries to meet unique needs and project requirements. They can be utilized in a variety of ways, but have to meet strict standards of quality and control. Let’s talk about biotechnology and cleanrooms used to perform...
Cleanroom Cleaning Solutions for the Automotive Industry
As new generations of vehicles get more complex and advanced, new standards for cleanliness must be reached in the manufacturing, assembly, testing, and development of automotive parts and processes. Keeping automotive cleanrooms clean is more than a quality issue —...
What to Know About Plastics Industry Cleanroom Classifications
Cleanroom classifications for the plastics industry regulate the cleanroom’s cleanliness and operating procedures. When designing a cleanroom for the plastics industry, the cleanroom classification plays a large role in determining which elements are included, how...
Medical Cleanroom Gowning Procedure
In many medical cleanroom applications, the slightest risk of contamination could have disastrous consequences for the development or testing of products. For this reason, garments are used to protect employees and processes. The purpose of the cleanroom gowning...
Automotive Cleanroom Design Tips: Cleanroom Doors and Pass-Throughs
Your cleanroom doors are the most vulnerable part of the cleanroom. As the most likely place for particles and contamination to enter your controlled cleanroom environment, it’s important to choose cleanroom doors that are secure, reliable, and contaminant-free. There...
Cleanroom Construction in your Existing Structure
The ability to construct a cleanroom in any space is a major advantage of the modular cleanroom building process. Retrofit cleanrooms can still reach a wide variety of ISO cleanroom classifications. With a modular cleanroom retrofit in your existing structure, you...
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